Chicago Police Board members did not review key evidence about Sgt. Khalil Muhammad’s off-duty shooting of an unarmed teenager with autism before they decided in December to keep him on the force, a WBEZ investigation has found.

Erosion is becoming a bigger problem for those living along an ever-rising Lake Michigan. Residents and officials in Northwest Indiana say the situation is being made worse by their state’s inaction.

Tony Sarabia moved to Iowa last year after retiring as a host at WBEZ, and he give us the highs and lows of Monday night’s Caucus.

Four-year college isn't right for all students, and a group in north suburban Waukegan says that's OK.

Sunshine couldn't draw out the usual parade crowds. But officials stress that the risk of contracting the virus in Illinois remains low.

The Chicago police pension board had approved a pension for former Officer William Pruente but reversed itself Thursday.

A significant collection of 87 paintings and sculpture created by African American artists are up for auction Thursday in New York City. The collection is another asset being sold off by Chicago-based Johnson Publishing.

The Chinatown Chamber of Commerce says the coronavirus is not a danger in the Chicago neighborhood. Chinatown is getting ready for this weekend’s New Year celebration and parade.

A former executive for Planned Parenthood of Illinois was arrested earlier this month and charged this week with stealing more than $100,000 from the organization.

The U.S. Census Bureau has not yet reached its goal to hire 30,000 workers in Illinois for the decennial headcount to be conducted this spring. Officials said a number of challenges are getting in the way.